The Good
The antibody gives a very clean result: one sharp band, no background across the blot, and no signal in cytoplasmic fractions. Endogenous TCF1 was readily detectable in 293T cells at 1:1000 in milk-based buffer. The nuclear-restricted pattern is consistent with TCF1's role as a DNA-binding transcription factor and makes the antibody well suited to fractionation and nuclear-translocation studies.
The Bottom Line
Cell Signaling's TCF1/TCF7 antibody is a specific-looking reagent for detecting endogenous TCF1/TCF7 by western blot, and it performed very well in sub-cellular fractionation. I recommend it, with the caveat that specificity was not confirmed with a TCF1/TCF7-null control.